The main thing in the history of science. Key discoveries, experiments, theories, methods

This book is a new introduction to the history of scientific knowledge. Covering 60 key experiments, from Archimedean studies to the discovery of dark energy, and then associating them with the history of the emergence of scientific disciplines, as well as the basic theories and methods of research, the book intelligibly explains the main scientific discoveries that underlie our current understanding of life and the universe.
A special format of the book - with cross links and explanations - allows you to understand complex scientific concepts, emphasize the significance of each of the scientific discoveries, and also consider them in the context of the entire history of science.
Information, concisely and accessible in this book, popularizes science to the general public and immerses in an exciting history of scientific knowledge.
How to read this book:
The structure of the book allows the reader to easily move on basic theories, experiments, methods and means of research and get acquainted with the history of the development of science.
There are four sections in the book: "History", "experiments", "theory" and "methods and means". You can read it sequentially or separate sections in any order.
Cross links at the bottom of each page help to navigate in the sections, and inserts report the details of the biography of key scientists and a lot of additional information